South Africa

Built Environment Professions Bill withdrawn

Built Environment Professions Bill withdrawn -

By: Jade Davenport
Published: 18 Nov 08 - 13:06 on Engineering News

The controversial Built Environment Professions Bill has been temporarily withdrawn, newly appointed Public Works Minister Geoff Doidge said on Tuesday, citing technical and legal issues.

South Africa : Woodmead Retail Park's Upmarket Shopping Experience


Woodmead Retail Park is an open retail precinct of some 44 000m2 and is situated at the point of convergence of the M1 and N1 highways in Woodmead, Gauteng. This contemporary retail centre features curved accent walls, covered walkways, steel and glass and incorporates the use of natural materials into the design.


South Africa: Terminal 2010 On Track

South Africa: Terminal 2010 On Track - The construction of Terminal 2010, Cape Town International Airport's new multimillion-rand passenger terminal, is on track and expected to be complete by the end of 2009, the airport's general manager has disclosed. [AA Construction]

South Africa 2008-11-19 : Upgrades to Orlando Stadium complete

By Michael Appel

Johannesburg - Construction work to upgrade the latest edition to Johannesburg's skyline, Orlando Stadium, has been completed.

The stadium situation in Soweto is to be used as a training venue for nearby flagship stadium, Soccer City during the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

Acting Executive Mayor of Johannesburg, Nandi Mayathula-Khoza, said on Wednesday: "I am excited to inform you that the City [of Johannesburg] has completed the rebuilding of Orlando Stadium that will be used as one of the training venues for the 2010 FIFA World Cup."

Companies to conduct site visits for construction of prisons

Companies to conduct site visits for construction of prisons - Pretoria - The four companies which qualified to submit tenders to construct new prisons between 2011 and 2013 will next week conduct site visits in preparation for submission of tender proposals in December 2008.
The prisons will be built in Paarl, East London, Nigel and Klerksdorp.

Southern Sun pushes ahead with R1,5bn capex plan, despite slowdown

Southern Sun pushes ahead with R1,5bn capex plan, despite slowdown - Southern Sun pushes ahead with R1,5bn capex plan, despite slowdown - South African hotel group Southern Sun is pressing ahead with a R1,5-billion, three-year expansion and refurbishment plan, despite the current slowdown in demand from both the tourist and corporate markets.

SA set to reembrace the high-rise

SA set to reembrace the high-rise - SA set to reembrace the high-rise - Balancing the desire for icons with good sense will be key as South Africa warms to the high-rise once more
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Housing - AngloPlat sign deal to build 20 000 houses

Housing - AngloPlat sign deal to build 20 000 houses - By Nthambeleni Gabara
Johannesburg - The Department of Housing and the world's leading primary producer of platinum group metals, Anglo-Platinum, have signed a deal to build houses for mining employees in Limpopo and the North West.

World Urban Forum highlights SA's housing programmes

World Urban Forum highlights SA's housing programmes - By Proffesor Ndawonde
China - As a leader in building integrated human settlements, South Africa's housing programmes and projects have been profiled at the World Urban Forum.
The forum provided a platform for dialogue and discussions among different role-players in housing, construction and urbanisation to find solutions to create integrated human settlements.

South Africa 2008-11-14 : Construction at Mbombela stadium ahead of schedule

By Sydney Masinga

Nelspruit - The Mbombela stadium in Nelspruit, which is to host some of the 2010 FIFA World Cup matches, is more than half-way complete and is expected to be given over to FIFA ahead of schedule next year.

Mpumalanga Culture, Sports and Recreations MEC Dinah Pule said the stadium was over 60 percent complete and would be ready in June next year.

She said the stadium was ahead of schedule despite repeated strikes over wage disagreements.




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